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Kent Eaglecam
An Update From "Down Under"

The following comments and journal have been compiled by the homeowners where the eagles are nesting. Many thanks to Garry and Loraine! eglldy@qwest.net

Latest Update: February 2009

Landowner's Observation Journal
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Hello and welcome back! Are we ready for yet another year of the EagleCam? Of course we are! For those of you that have recently found the EagleCam website, a warmhearted welcome to you all! You will enjoy your stay.

First of all, Garry and I would like to thank all of you that have had a hand in the continuation of the EagleCam program for yet another year. Thank you to all of you that have contributed to the WildWatch Programs in any way, the PLP program or personal donations. As much as this program is instrumental in teaching invaluable lessons about our environment and it's inhabitants, it needs your help to keep it operational. If you enjoy what you see, if you are interested in keeping the EagleCam and other wildlife camera projects an active part of your Internet experience a tax-deductible donation can be sent to:

WildWatchCam
c/o WDFW
600 N Capitol Way
Olympia, WA
98501-1091

We still--and will always--believe these beautiful creatures reign and will continue to do so forever more. The bald eagle is respected by thousands of people all over the world. Our ecosystem replenishes itself only when we treat it appropriately. In other words, we need to continue to protect what we have or it will simply vanish. The thought of future generations unable to benefit from this beauty is a frightful thought.

Homeowners Garry and Loraine tell us what it's like living "Down Under." Broadband (High resolution - 2:13 min) 56K Modem (Low resolution - 2:13 min)

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